ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2019

Regulación de drones en México

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En nuestro país es relativamente nuevo el uso de este tipo de tecnologías, por lo que su regulación es incipiente.

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Alfredo Martínez Bravo

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Debido a sus dimensiones, alcance, velocidad y operatividad el uso de drones facilita la realización de actividades, en la actualidad son utilizados para diversos fines, desde apoyo para casos de emergencia o desastres naturales, seguridad, cartografía, investigación, recreación, publicidad, inclusive en países como China e Islandia realizan servicios delivery[1] de productos y alimentos, así mismo, son operados por ejércitos y cuerpos policiacos.

Los drones son aeronaves que vuelan sin tripulación, piloteados a distancia, que tienen la capacidad de mantener de manera autónoma un nivel de vuelo controlado y sostenido, propulsado por un motor de explosión, eléctrico o de reacción.

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